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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-07-21
An Important Land Decision.

Washington. Special: People who took
up land within the granted limits Of any
abroad between the filing of the map and
eneral route and the arrival at the local
and Office OF the notice OF withdrawal. can
Iold that land against any claim OF the
Dad. That is the principal enunciated
~ Secretary Lamar in the case of North
IN Pacific railroad against G.. Burns.
The compsny's map OF the general route
a filed Feb. 81, 1872. Marck 2l, 1872,
& Woodworth fled on land in sec
ion 3, township 8, range /, Bore
nan land district. The with.
travail had been made, but the notice had
lot reached the local land office. Wood.
worth, in 1876, sold out to Burns, who
sent on the land and made about 81. 600
Worth OF improve ments, and in 1SS2 at
empted to proveup. The local officers re.
ected the proof because the land was with
q the granted limits and an odd section.
The commissioner OF the general land Office
ave Burns the and because it had been
AIKEN before the MAJ OF definite location
lad been fled. The secretary SAYS that
Butts decision OF the supreme court the
commissioner cannot be sustained but un-
Ter the provisions OF the law OF 1876
'urns has q right to the land.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-07-21

the ensuing year President, Joel X
HeatwoIe. Northfield; vice presidents
Lesis e. Fisher, st. Paul; Charles 1. pay
IS, Red Wing; Col. Lonnsbury, puinth'
corresponding secretary, Ma.
son ST Paul: recording secretary, u. .
Pease. Anoka; treasurer, David Ramaiey'
ST Pau: executive committee, u. ~ Hal,
st. Paul; Frank A. Day. Fai.mont =.
Sinclair. Winona; G. w. Benedict, e r
Carpenter, Pennington.
DrIcgates to the national editorial con
alton as Denver In September next. D.
u. Herbert, Capt. Castle, TN; SsTs9v'
Alyah Eastman, William Kinds, o. ~.
benedict. III. g. Day, Capt. Mohett. a. y
Dare. II. o. Bassiord, ]. 7. Heat~ole, W.
III. Mitchell, d. P. r. Strong, &c ~
Alternates-L- Osborne, D. y lAsnt
bourae. q. II. Lineau. Frank simmons
Irying Todd. A. Il. Miller, Max Nichols, d.
II. s. Pasweii. j. G. Hamlin, j. Murphy,
Y. w. Randall, L. s. Frost, ID. Ramaley
r. G. Mitchell, E. H. Dearte-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-07-21
For . Steam Yacht Race.

New York, Special Norman [. Munro
believes that he has in his new steam
Faeht Now Then the fastest craft of the
lind on this side of the Atlantic.
so thoroughly is he convinced of his boats
superior speed hat on the 18th inst, he
ssued a challenge which was much discuss
I'd in Yachting circles. The challenge in
bis own Eords is as follows
viii give any steamer in this country
With a record ten miles start over the
American Yacht clubs course at any time.
| will do SC just for the sake OF having a
race and e%nlivening a little the present
dullness in boating matters
The NOV Ttten' was built by the HERE.
SHOTS, the builders OF the famous Stiletto
and Henrietta. She made the trim from
Newport here on Tuesday in seven hours
and four minutes the fastest time on
record.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-07-21

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-07-21
The Hurley Holocaust.

Hurley, Wis, Special Telegram, July II.
The burial OF the victims OF Saturday
nights fire took place to-day the charred
remains OF all those who persisted having
been recovered from the ruins of the Al
caZar theater. The number OF the iatali-
ties is now placed at ten, with two or three
persons so badly injured that they may
not recover and others seriously hurt.
The dead are:
Sadie Wells, Lottie Moore, Minnie Girl.
ford, Jennie Alien, wife OF Dan Fenton;
Msble Haley, Laura Brainerd. Sadie Nc.
Cabe, eolored; Wesley jackson, eolored.
leader quartet; J. NJ Vanquirk, cook;
Samuel Haley, stage carpenter.
John Jarrett, the stage manager, is so
badly burned that he viii probably die.
ID. McCabe, who ieIl from a third story
window and was thought to be dead, was
badly hurt.
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The Boom struck Tcs

lid Bits: sThe fore end q
big real estate and seneras
ment boom seems to have
town. says the Pigseeo
sold man Dagget sold .
recently for iorty-two H.
of it cash down. Bud Dii'os =
ting up a sen-house and :
gate. Sam Shoekley has
place on the avenue for
team OF black mules led
is painting his fence. ana
Peevy is putting fly screen
her house. Cap. Taylor
on b street for
dollars to a company ro's8
chicken incubating Insusst5
are looking up mlzhtily,
boom keeps up tins plece.
the eounty seat this fa't
ball arrolling
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-07-21
lake sharp. the Great BOoalsr Gets Four Years

lake Sharp, the Great Boedler Gets Four Years
In New York. the great bride giver was
sentenced to four years In prison and q
Hne OF five thousand dollars. Judge Bar
rett, in p~ronouneins sentence, said:
He had never performed SO delicate a
task in his whole professional career. He
aad received many letters from many peo-
pie, pleading mercy and otherwise. but a
SQUIRT was not appointed 70 be mereiiul
any more thar was dictated by the laws OF
Justice. The defendant herein, asking for
mercy, car give nothing as a plea for elem.
sncy but age and sickness. On the merits
d the case he certainly Is entitled to none.
Il is absurd to state that he WAS not guilty
Of giving the brides, as be was unmistaka-
Div the leader of the whole affair. Wehave
not here, as ia the case Of the aldermen.
any attempt to prove thedeiendant good
character. The crime itself vas an Tor
nous one-the raising OF hall a million Of
iollars to corrupt half a legislature.
Judge Barrett reviewed the corrupt action
81 the defendant in forming a bogus com
oany to contract with the Seventh Avenue
railway, OF which he was a director,
and alluded to the DEFENDANTS
securing 1000, 600 of profit as stock lar
,eny, for which he could have been iudict-
ID Just as well as for bribery. What is
shere to excite pity or mercy except the
lse and i'll health OF the prisoner and the
mourning condition OF his family? With
over 81 900, 900 N his pocket he clamors
or mercy without offering 20 pay back a
penny OF the amount stolen, so that,
Ihould he die in prison, his family has a
sast fortune to fail back upon. The legis-
allure does not allow US to go below the
minimum penalty in such a grave ofiense
Is the present is. All things have been
considered, and the Judgment of this court
IS that the prisoner be confined four years
It hard labor and that he pay a fine Of
$4,000.
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-07-21

La Crosse Special: Probate Judge Car
penter OF Door eoanty, officiating in rlace
OF Judge Hougnes, Who is in feeble health,
filed a decision in the matter OF the ad-
miBistration arising in the settlement of
the G. c. Washburn estate. The issue WAS
what sum shall he invested and how to
secure to two daughters a clear annual in
come of 81, 900 ia cash above anything
arising out OF their interest in residuary
property for Mrs. Kelsey. one OF the
daughters. The sum has been invested
a number OF years, and yields
nearly hall this annual income. Judge
Carpenter finds that no higher rate Of in
terest than 3 per cent can be depended on
Tor a permanent investment, and hat the
total sum to be deposited with the Fideli-
ty Loan and Trust Company Of Philadel-
phia for Mrs. Kelsey is $77, sac, while for
Mrs. Iayson the sum OF $3.50, 334 must be
deposited. Judge Carpenter further finds
that the nil and water power property
at Minneapolis is not at this time q safe in
yestment for a permaneutineome. The de-
cisicn is in full accord with the arguments
submitted By the attorneys OF the Fideli
~ Trust company.
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-07-21

The business OF the United 81
land office at Grand Forks, ior. (
past quarter amounted to ID
acres, covered by final proofs, aada
filings were made on So, SOB aera.
1t has just leaked out that exC1
Pierce, while at Grand Forks, JuI3
met the regents OF the university :
accepted the presidency of the unIz|
sity Of North Dakota.
At Ledgerwood. the livery and Z
stables of Doughegty ( Eliot
burned, with wagons and ham
and three horses. The loss is d
covered by insurance.
The NJ. E. camp meeting at Sing
Park, Big Stone Lake has "a
about $500 people being present
the closing day.
Ransom station, located on
Minneapolis & Pacific, 229 mills
Minneapolis and eleven miles Es
Ledgerwood. was opened for bus
recently. The new station Is d
gent county Dakota
The friends OF Sam 7. Core
Fred Caruth viii be glad to lean
their new venture, the Dakots
printed at Sioux Falls, is prospd!
Local optionists viii present e
board OF commissioners OF Hils3
a petition signed by LOO nam
favor of prohibition
The harvesting in Yankton and
iacent counties has commend
great promise.
All the precincts in the county
election have been heard from
total vote is 400. Aberdeent
iority over Columbus is Lose.
The county board at Hurono on
a vote TO be taken on local opto
the annual November election
Huron Special: The Duluth
town 4 Pacific road viii e~srtsinQ
in operation between Huroh
Watertown before winter. cro1
tionins from Waterfowl has
menead and viii be finisksd Ae5
Grading viii then be begun and
forward with a large force.
Rev. j. B. Tope. pastor OF TIE
Church. Hillsboro. has been g
ed from the chuych for too mud
rying and too much divorcinZ
The Northern Pacific depot s
peton burned as the result q
ming.
Fort Sully, enjoyed the distiaa
being the hottest place in the
States on the 14th.
The contract has been let Tor
tension Of the Black Hills bran
the Fremont & Elkhorn to
wood, eight miles from DEAD!
bed TO be ready for track
Surveyors are at work on the
extension to Deadwood, oak
work win delay the completlaes
road this far until next year.
Twenty-Five counties werersf
ed in the Dakota temperancs Z
which held a session at Hurop.
A. Owen was elected presidens
Thomas of W~atertown, vice
Thomas A. Edwards OF Brow
tary; and f. Hagerty OF 2
treasurer. County chairmen
pointed in a large number Oh =
and it was decided to use tf
energetic efforts to carry locai
next November in all OF these
where it is ordered.
Fargo Special: The comfsa
OF Cass county granted apetit'es
2, 800 voters of the COUNT
them TO submit the questions
ing the sale of Intoxicating y
a vote OF the people next
and the election was ordereo'
Attachments amounting
600 have been served on
Brnnuell's stores at Minos ~
and Dunseith by MinneaPe
Chicago parties.
Vesta chapter, 0rde Oh
ern Star. had a picnic at
peska. This chapter Is the :
the territory, numbering ose
members.
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Minnesota Eaitor. and Publishers.

The twentieth annual meeting o. the
Minnesota Editors and Publishers Asseci-
4 tion, was held at Anoka, by invitations.
on the 18th. The members and their wives
were most g~raciously entertained by the
citizens OF Ancka- In addition to the trans
actions OF the usual business. there were
many bright speeches.
Here are the officers OF the associationtor
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DAKoTA's WAREHOUSE
Her Railroad Commissioners Mscf n
tor MN and Render Their Cope,n.
Upon the New Law.
Nearly Every County in South Bs.s
Chosen Delegates for the Dayisios 6
yenfion-sorthwessern Rssum.
Al sAKso

an ImportantM. etisg Of the n stsr..s
missioners and vi Faisr sI.n a, -.
Bonds for Doing BsSiness Unhr
Law Fixed Upon-ofher Inn
FAEGo, Special Telegram. Juiv n
railroad commission inst h-Ioscsfr
slider the new warehouse law. Tss,>
present Chairman Gsissz comw,,,
Bcynton, Abel Smith. secretag; os1r. {
toruey General Templeton, to~slhs-
the following representatives OF TIC
ors mentioned:
II. Z Fletcher, president o. the ya-tA
eihc Elevator COMPANY: E. b. Andrewss
flOny & Dakota Elevator comnanv. ~
Union Elevator Companies; A g c.
North Dakota Elevator company: NJ -:
Northwestern Elevator q u r.
Minneapolis & Northern Elevator 60
Mr.. Brooks, q Brooks Bros: W.. II NJ
North Stag kleyaic5 eonSs shy; Z K sar,os
pany; Superintendent p. b. Smith ana ~
u. Thomas, Northern Pacific Elevator ren
Judge kOou Of Minneapolis. general ecn-
the elevator companies. and Hon. ind I--
and George Mckinney.
Arguments were presented hefa,.
board as 10 whether a mr..
one bond for each elevator or a blankof Y
for all, and whether the licenses 49,
separate or collective At the af,e.s
meeting the commissioner pressut-I :.
conclusions in tie following mot,on.
'Gnggs moved that the amount Of hs,s
each elevator company be fixed ana 4.
toned as follows:
For each elevator Of . capacity OF 10 ON q
els or less 8 bond OK 5000; fox eac;, ~
with a capacity Of over 10000 hussIes-s-1
more thaa 10000 bushels. 5000: And n
elevator or warehouse with . capacitr y
than that. $4,000.
The motion was carried MI
moved that the board require tbst
fourth OF the bondsmen be res.dsa.s
Dakota. Carried He also mov,s
each person, company or corporatos 4 ,
business as a public warehouse in rako..
required &c take out a license for spck
ness, and to give q good and s~ufieie.f
which sAsn ne approved by tho {
Carried II was stated that the eonr,-
must furnish the samples Of grades
request of the elevator companies ssd
latter are expected 70 raw
the same. It vas brought Gu. in he 4.
sioa that some Of tie elevator conn,
especially those IN South Dakota, woaH
store for pay this season, and would 1
fore not qualify under the law al
aousemen II was decided that undsr
law the owner Of the wheat was tks.na
should furnish the cars, and therefore
age would not end when the fsrna
rendered his tickets, but would con-
until the can were provided Tie
ng was an important one. and some
elevators In Dakota were represented
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strueted a year ago on one side OF Bios
som lake to afford water for the placer
mines Of that region, suddenly yielded to
the immense pressure OF the lake. situated
at . high altitude on the Bitter Root di-
vide. Vast masses Of water came rolling
down the steep canyon with resistless
force. II made a rushing noise which Was
heard for miles. Rocks and trees were
torn out and swept along hke ehaff.
The Thompson Falls road extended
along the course of the ireshet,
and the t~horoughfare 10 reported to be to-
tally destroyed for miles. A stage loaded
with passengers was passing up the road
when the food came down the mountain
side. The driver just escaped by running
his horses TO higher ground The flood
poured past for one hour, cutting q wide
channel and tearing deep ehasms. Many
wagons and teams are reported swept
away, bridges destroyed and large dam.
age to property. 1t is feared b a lives
have been lost. 1t is reported that the
mining towns OF Mountain City and York
win be nearly destroyed.
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
An Indians IsacAius Bee.


Peru, Ind, speciaf Dr. North, physi-
clan charge oi the Wabash, 81. Louis
& Pacific railway hospital. was shot and
fatally wounded by John Christianson:
Ch~ristsanson's stsp.daughter married
against bis Wishes. He called to see her
aud began beating her, but was frightened
away by Several men, Including Dr.. North,
When the shooting followed. Christensen
l. under arrest. Df. North is a brother
ia-lav Of Dr.. jackson, chiei surgeon
masked men appeared at the Jail. and
demanded the keys. This demand was re-
fused and the mob broke down the large
iron door and In fifteen minutes had Chris
tianson in their possession. He wastaken
to the bridge crossing the Wabash river,
where he was twice strung up, the first
time without the desired result, but the
second time his life was extinguished, the
man dying at 12:45. The lSpehing was
witnessed BY about 1000 people.
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